Genre/Influences: Electro-pop. Background/Info: “Parallel Worlds” is a teaser to the third full length (cf. “Patience”)…
Genre/Influences:
Electro-pop.
Background/Info:
“Parallel
Worlds” is a teaser to the third full length (cf. “Patience”) from the German
Rroyce trio.
Content:
The
title song is a cool electro-pop song driven by a hopping cadence and the
charismatic vocals of their singer. The song is a fusion between classical
electro-pop music and a refreshing touch on top. “Parallel Worlds” has been
remixed by Solitary Experiments and Christoph Schauer (Cyto).
The
EP also features 5 remixes of the new song “Too Little”. Remixes were
accomplished by Endanger, Soni Code and Rotoskop (3 remixes).
+
+ + :
“Parallel Worlds” is a perfect title song for an EP and the best way to
announce a new full length. It confirms the potential of Rroyce. The song
doesn’t really innovate, but is based on a carrying lead, a cool chorus and
great vocals. Solitary Experiments accomplished a punching remix. I also have
to mention the “Dancer Mix” of “Too Little” by Rotoskop, which as the title
indicates, is an alluring club version.
–
– – :
Rroyce hasn’t chosen the most familiar and famous artists to remix.
That’s maybe a pity as all remixes can’t totally convince –although I can’t say
they’re worse. It is also a pity the original version of “Too Little” isn’t
featured at this EP.
Conclusion:
I
never have been a huge fan of EP’s filled with remixes, but the title song by
Rroyce is a solid appetizer to the new full length.
Best
songs:
“Parallel Worlds”, “Too Little – Rotoskop Dancer Mix”, “Parallel Worlds
– Solitary Experiments Remix”.
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